From bacon fat and lard to olive and grapeseed oils, the MARIJUANA FOODS HANDBOOK goes far beyond butter to offer an impressive range of options for cooking with cannabis. Readers learn how to calculate potency-per-portion and how to prepare cooking-quality extracts from different grades of marijuana and then are taken step-by-step through how to use these aromatic, potent extracts in preparing just about any kind of food from snacks and sweets to entrees and sauces. Detailed recipes and cooking tips make preparation of marijuana foods easy and satisfying. Includes a marijuana butter massage?

Almost Hereditary is one person's story of overcoming the racism that was passed down in his family from generation to generation. It is a story of transformation that offers hope to others who want to see less prejudice in the world around them. As well as sharing the history of his family and his own biography, the author addresses causes of prejudice and offers specific steps to overcome prejudice in oneself and society. The book includes excerpts from diaries of the author's great-great-grandmother, whose family owned slave plantations, quotes from slaves' stories, and photographs. Advice for student groups that want to diminish prejudice on high school and college campuses and discussion questions for classes and book clubs are included.

I have many stories of my times on The Hill at Lincoln Institute. Stories frozen in memory and begging to be told. This book is an attempt to share them with an all too quickly dwindling alumni and their families and friends of Lincoln Institute. I include incidents, some joyous and some mournful. Some serious and some just down-right silly. The beginning and ending of brief courtships and more importantly, the establishment of a lifelong bond with very special people. From the First Family all the way down to those who maintained the grounds will be remembered in this undertaking. The mal-equipped athletic department who would win championship competitions in spite of public opinion. It's called the "Lincoln Spirit." That spirit manifested itself on "The Hill."

I have many stories of my times on The Hill at Lincoln Institute. Stories frozen in memory and begging to be told. This book is an attempt to share them with an all too quickly dwindling alumni and their families and friends of Lincoln Institute. I include incidents, some joyous and some mournful. Some serious and some just down-right silly. The beginning and ending of brief courtships and more importantly, the establishment of a lifelong bond with very special people. From the First Family all the way down to those who maintained the grounds will be remembered in this undertaking. The mal-equipped athletic department who would win championship competitions in spite of public opinion. It's called the "Lincoln Spirit." That spirit manifested itself on "The Hill."